Activities that suit their age
Teenagers disengage quickly from materials that feel childish. The activities are designed to feel appropriate for older students.
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Activities and resources for child and teen counseling
PlaySpace gives counselors engaging tools for talk-based work with young people, along with notes and skill practice that are realistic for a full caseload.
Scope of care · Counselors & LPCs
Support for your clinical goals
Choose an area of care to explore relevant activities, example goals and ways to use PlaySpace.
Area of care
Short-term counseling
Brief, focused support for stress, friendship and life changes.
How PlaySpace helps
Ready-to-use activities for 20-minute sessions.
Example goal
Student reports reduced stress after 6 sessions.
Features · Counselors & LPCs
How PlaySpace helps counselors & LPCs
Your care day · Counselors & LPCs
Tools for your daily work
Choose tools for preparing activities, running sessions, reviewing notes and supporting families.
In practice · Counselors & LPCs
Ways to use PlaySpace
A quiet first session
You open with a low-pressure card sort, which gives a reluctant student something to do before they are asked to talk.
A heavy week of appointments
You review drafted notes at the end of the day instead of writing each one from memory.
Grounding before an exam
The student has a short breathing exercise on their phone that they can open before a stressful moment.
No. PlaySpace drafts notes, plans and summaries for you to review. Nothing reaches a family or the record until you approve it.
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Explore other roles, approaches and settings.
Roles
Approaches
Across PlaySpace
